Jersey City Shootout

Anti-Semitic incidents neared record highs in New York in 2019 and broke records in New Jersey, amid a broad nationwide spike in verbal and physical attacks targeting Jewish people, the Anti-Defamation League said Tuesday. Nationally, the ADL said it recorded 2,107 anti-Semitic incidents last year, the most ever in 40 years of tracking such data. New York and New Jersey…

New Jersey Homeland Security officials have increased the threat level for white supremacist extremists to its highest level possible, according to a new report. The New Jersey Office of Homeland Security and Preparedness has boosted the threat level from white supremacy groups from moderate — where it was listed in 2019 — to high for 2020, the new report released…

The threat level for violence from extremist white supremacists was increased from moderate to high, as lone actors motivated by racial hate or terrorist ideology remain the leading threat to the region. according to New Jersey Homeland Security officials. NBC New York’s Jonathan Dienst reports. NBC New York’s Jonathan Dienst reports.

For the first time, the public is hearing the frantic and scared calls to 911 after the shooters opened fire at the kosher market in Jersey City. NBC New York’s Brian Thompson reports.

The threat level for violence from extremist white supremacists was increased from moderate to high, as lone actors motivated by racial hate or terrorist ideology remain the leading threat to the region. according to New Jersey Homeland Security officials. NBC New York’s Jonathan Dienst reports.

WARNING: Due to the sensitive nature of the videos, viewer discretion is advised.  Videos were released by the New Jersey Attorney General’s Office of the hours-long Jersey City shootout that left one police officer and three civilians dead late last year. Four innocent people, including a veteran Jersey City police detective and father of five, died in the hail...

Anchor Stefan Holt reports on the day’s top headlines.

The video, featuring police body cam and security footage, shows what it was like inside the shootout that left four people dead at a Jersey City kosher market. NBC New York’s Brian Thompson reports.

The new law labels terrorism as any crime aimed at inciting terror against people based on religion, race, national origin or multiple other factors

Three police officers who have been credited with preventing further bloodshed during last month’s fatal attack on a kosher market in Jersey City were promoted. Mayor Steven Fulop is appointed Officers Kendric Jackson, Mariela Fernandez and Raymond Sanchez to the rank of detective at a ceremony at City Hall on Wednesday. Sanchez and Fernandez were among the first to...

Three Jersey City officers are now detectives, promoted thanks to their quick action after being first on the scene during the deadly shootout at the kosher market. NBC New York’s Brian Thompson reports.

Anchor Stefan Holt reports on the day’s top headlines.

The U.S. attorney in New Jersey and the head of the local FBI said Monday that the bomb found in the van of alleged domestic terrorists Francine Graham and David Anderson could have killed or maimed people up to five football fields away. They also said there was enough material in the van to make a second bomb. Four...

The new attorney for a pawn shop operator whose number was found in the pocket of one of two attackers who killed four people in Jersey City said Tuesday his client deserves to be freed on bail on a weapons charge. Ahmed A-Hady has been jailed since his arrest several days after the Dec. 10 shootings. He is charged with…

Investigators are looking into whether a shooting at a Hasidic man driving near Newark Airport earlier in December could be linked to last week’s deadly shootout in Jersey City. Rabbi Jack Meyer says the victim in the incident is a Jewish man who claims that someone fired a bullet into his car from a U-Haul van — the same type…

A bail hearing for a man whose number was found in the pocket of one of the perpetrators of last week’s fatal attack on a Jewish market was halted after prosecutors said they had evidence he was selling firearms from his pawn shop

The Board of Education member’s comments came in the wake of the hate-motivated shootout at Jersey City’s Jewish market

The investigation into the deadly Jersey City shootout continues as a pawn shop worker, whose number appeared in the pockets of one of the suspects, appeared in court Wednesday. Brian Thompson reports.

New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy joined Jersey City’s mayor Tuesday in calling for a school board member to quit over comments she made about the shooting at a kosher market, referring to Jews as “brutes” and questioning whether the shooters had a point to make in attacking Jews. Murphy, a Democrat, tweeted hours after Jersey City Democratic Mayor Steven...